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Anti-racism artworks on White House barricades to be preserved as history

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Washington DC, Jun 11 (EFE/EPA).- The metal fence built this month around the White House was removed for the most part on Thursday, but many of the anti-racism posters and art that adorned the "wall" will become museum pieces and kept for possible exhibitions on protests.At the stroke of midnight on Wednesday, the Secret Service opened two panels and announced that Lafayette Square surrounding the White House was now "open" to the public, and on Thursday morning agents had removed most of the metal fence.(Camera: MICHAEL REYNOLDS).SHOT LIST: AUTHORITIES CLEANING UP STATUES AND TAKING DOWN METAL FENCES NEAR THE WHITE HOUSE, THAT WAS ERECTED DURING PROTESTS OVER THE DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD, IN WASHINGTON, DC.

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